The People Who Made Madisonville

[@jackryan528]

Great history presentation. I wish there were more photos of old Amy ave.

[@floydthompson8668]

YOU ARE SO CORRECT ON "SENSE OF HOME". MADISONVILLE ALWAYS FELT LIKE HOME. THE LAST TIME I DROVE THROUGH, IT DID NOT FEEL LIKE HOME ANYMORE.

[@articat568]

I wish this was all detailed and documented and easy to find for the locals. This history should be preserved and promoted through the community

[@damoniquesmith8720]

My grandmother grew up on Amy Ave and shared several stories with me. She lived in Madisonville her whole life. She passed in 2022 at the age of 92

[@mkit9235]

It is impossible to get into the upper entrance of the United American Cemetery. Many of my family are buried there.

[@floydthompson8668]

TO THE LAST WOMAN IN BLACK WHO SPOKE, THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU SAID!!!

[@floydthompson8668]

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS DOCUMENTARY!!! MY GRANDPARENTS LIVED THEIR ENTIRE LIVES IN MADISONVILLE. I LIVED THE FIRST YEARS OF MY LIFE IN MADISONVILLE. MY GRANDPARENTS WERE MEMBERS OF TRINITY, AND WE WERE MEMBERS OF GAINES. IF YOU HAVE THIS ON DVD, I WOULD LOVE TO PURCHASE A COPY! I CONTACTED THE MADISONVILLE LIBRARY FOR MADISONVILLE HISTORY ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO. ACCORDING TO WHO I SPOKE WITH, SHE WAS NOT AWARE IF THEY HAD ANY DOCUMENTARIES LIKE THIS.